, educating ourselves, and figuring out what we want to do next (we closed on a triplex earlier this month).We just decided that I will resign from my job to focus on our real estate venture- scary and exciting!

Read books on flipping and property management and become as educated as you can.

I've been mostly out of the Atlanta market for about 4 months now, so it's possible that my information is outdated, but I invested in the north and west suburbs for many years, and right now, there aren't many deals out there being listed publicly.

I think you would really need a good platform to get the kind of publicity needed to pull something like that off.

We currently pay $2800 per month for rent which in Atlanta gives us a nice house in a decent area.Strategies:From my limited US RE education it seems like there could be a few other strategies we can use to get into our own place without using cash or bank finance:1.

@Ariel Echevarria The owner of the property next door should be listed in the public records.

Which term would have the best public perception?

Invest in your education and then take action.

Many county clerk's offices will have their public records online.

Were you doing BPO's at all before that "call".Can you tell us how you started doing BPO's, what books to read or education to get... and some of the NJ BPO companies?